Sentence examples for latter occupies from inspiring English sources
It follows that some aspects of the content of each category depend on the position that the latter occupies with reference to its twin category.
From Alcester a Roman road ran eastward, along the course followed for six miles by the straight modern road, to Stratford-on‑Avon, and a parish boundary along the road for two miles south-east from p274 Stratford-on‑Avon seems to indicate that the latter occupies the line of a Roman road on towards the Foss near Eatington.
Because the subcomplexes only share Rvb1, Rvb2, and the catalytic bulk of Swr1, we conclude that the latter occupies the large density distal to the Rvb1/Rvb2 ring.
In the drawing of an AIDS-infected boy whose father has AIDS too, the latter occupies a tiny space in the background.
The latter occupy the cis-positions in the {Mo2F2O5 tr)2} coordination clusters ("secondary building blocks").
But Nunn's two prime obsessions as a director are Shakespeare and musicals; and I still believe the latter occupied too much stage time.
It is made up of lamellae of aragonite tablets bonded together by the organic interlamellar membranes (ILMs), of which the latter occupy less than 5 wt% of nacre.
The city has a Gucci outlet and a Ferrari dealership, the latter occupying part of a building that was once headquarters of the Polish Communist Party.
When we balance the Constitutional rights of owners of property against those of the people to enjoy freedom of press and religion, as we must here, we remain mindful of the fact that the latter occupy a preferred position.
It thus abandoned its long-standing goal of replacing Israel with a secular, democratic state in Palestine in favour of a policy accepting separate Israeli and Palestinian states, with the latter occupying the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
By mid-September the Germans had pushed the Soviet forces in Stalingrad back until the latter occupied only a nine-mile-long strip of the city along the Volga, and this strip was only two or three miles wide.
